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documents Agent Skills

21 open documents skills for AI agents. Each package is a portableSKILL.md folder with trigger guidance, instructions, and a benchmark suite — installable into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode.

  • Turn raw meeting transcripts, chat logs, or rough notes into clean, structured meeting notes with decisions and action items. Use whenever the user shares a transcript or messy notes, asks for meeting minutes, wants action items extracted, or says things like "clean up my notes from the standup" — even if they don't say the word "minutes".

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    536
    Updated
    2026-07-11
  • Write concise Architecture Decision Records that capture context, decision, and consequences. Use whenever the user asks for an ADR, architecture decision log entry, decision record, or why we chose technology X over Y in a durable doc — even for small stack choices.

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    documents
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    332
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Redline commercial paper — MSAs, vendor agreements, order forms, and DPA-adjacent commercial terms — as a business and risk pass, not legal advice. Use whenever the user says redline this MSA, mark up the contract, review a vendor agreement, check order form terms, flags auto-renew, liability cap, or indemnity, asks "is this clause bad", or wants fallback language before signing.

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    documents
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    905
    Updated
    2026-08-16
  • Write and review disaster recovery and backup restore playbooks. Use whenever the user asks for a DR plan, RPO/RTO targets with restore evidence, a failover drill, ransomware restore steps, or "can we restore" — not a single-alert runbook, live incident command, or SLA wording alone.

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    documents
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    879
    Updated
    2026-08-16
  • Write internal developer-portal and golden-path docs — the blessed, supported way to create a service, ship, and observe it. Use whenever the user asks for a golden path, paved road, developer portal, internal platform docs, IDP Backstage docs, or "how do we start a new service here" — even if they call it a handbook page or TechDocs template.

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    documents
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    944
    Updated
    2026-08-25
  • Run a live incident as commander — roles, timeline, decisions, and page cadence — distinct from postmortems and customer comms. Use whenever the user is in an active outage, asks who should do what on the bridge, wants an IC checklist, severity call, or war-room notes while the incident is still open.

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    documents
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    716
    Updated
    2026-08-16
  • Write blameless incident postmortems with timeline, impact, root cause, and action items. Use whenever the user asks for a postmortem, RCA, incident write-up, outage report, or lessons learned after a production failure — even from rough Slack notes or pager logs. For a live outage still in progress, use incident-command.

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    documents
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    556
    Updated
    2026-08-16
  • Write new-hire and contributor onboarding guides that get people productive fast. Use whenever the user asks for an onboarding doc, starter guide for engineers, contributor getting-started, first-week plan, or "how do we onboard" handbook section.

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    documents
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    292
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Write clear internal policies people can follow under time pressure. Use whenever the user asks for a company policy, acceptable use policy, security policy draft, travel policy, or HR/process policy that needs plain language.

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    documents
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    208
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Write decision-ready product requirements (PRDs) with problem, users, success metrics, non-goals, and scoped requirements. Use whenever the user asks for a PRD, product spec, requirements doc, feature brief, or to turn a vague idea into shippable product requirements.

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    documents
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    599
    Updated
    2026-08-16
  • Turn a rough initiative into a decision-ready project proposal with outcomes, scope, plan, costs, risks, and a clear approval request. Use whenever the user needs a business case, internal proposal, project charter, funding request, or stakeholder pitch, even if they only provide scattered notes or an idea.

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    documents
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    477
    Updated
    2026-07-11
  • release-notesCommunity

    Write clear user-facing and developer release notes from commits, PRs, and changelogs. Use whenever the user asks for release notes, a changelog entry, what's new for a version, ship notes for customers or engineers, or a summary of changes between tags — even if they only paste commit subjects or merged PR titles.

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    documents
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    724
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Build or rewrite resumes and tailor them to a specific job description, with achievement-focused bullets that pass ATS screening. Use whenever the user shares a resume or CV, asks to improve or tailor one, wants bullets rewritten, or says "help me apply for this job" with a job posting — even if they only paste their work history as rough notes.

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    documents
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    526
    Updated
    2026-07-11
  • Write RFCs and technical design docs that force clear decisions. Use whenever the user asks for an RFC, design doc, architecture proposal, tech design, or "how should we build X" write-up for a feature or system change — even from a rough bullet list.

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    documents
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    588
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • rfp-responseCommunity

    Structure RFP and RFI responses that map requirements to evidence. Use whenever the user answers a vendor questionnaire, RFP, RFI, security questionnaire, or procurement response with claim-and-evidence rows.

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    documents
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    279
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Write operational runbooks that on-call engineers can follow under stress. Use whenever the user asks for a runbook, playbook, ops procedure, alert response guide, or how to document incident response steps for a system.

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    documents
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    356
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Answer vendor and enterprise security questionnaires — SIG, CAIQ, SOC 2, ISO, and custom sales security packs — with evidence, not slogans. Use whenever the user pastes a security questionnaire, vendor assessment, SIG/CAIQ, "sales needs this by Friday", or a customer asking how you encrypt, auth, or subprocess.

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    documents
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    574
    Updated
    2026-08-16
  • Write SLAs and SLOs that operations can measure and support can explain. Use whenever the user drafts service levels, uptime commitments, error budgets, customer-facing availability language, or internal reliability targets.

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    documents
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    255
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Write clear project and program status reports for stakeholders. Use whenever the user asks for a weekly status, program update, executive status, RAG status, or progress report on a project or initiative.

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    documents
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    245
    Updated
    2026-07-26
  • Write and improve technical documentation, tutorials, runbooks, and reference pages that users can follow successfully. Use whenever the user asks for docs, a README, setup instructions, an operational runbook, API usage guidance, or an explanation of how a system works, including requests to document code.

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    documents
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    504
    Updated
    2026-07-11
  • Run structured vendor evaluations and scorecards for build-vs-buy decisions. Use whenever the user compares vendors, shortlists tools, runs a bake-off, or needs a fair scorecard across products for a purchase decision.

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    documents
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    252
    Updated
    2026-07-26